Make America Sing Again - Big Picture with Jack Atherton

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Make America Sing Again - Big Picture with Jack Atherton

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Can music truly shape the moral and cultural fabric of a nation? Join us on an enlightening journey through America's musical heritage as we examine how songs have both reflected and influenced the values of our society over the centuries. Jack Atherton guides us as we traverse the expansive landscape of American music, from the spiritual chants of Native Americans to the profound impact of European immigrants. We delve into the contributions of early pioneers like Stephen Foster, whose melodies captured the spirit of a nation in transition, and celebrate the profound influence of African and Caribbean rhythms that have enriched our musical tapestry. Together, we reflect on how the civil rights movement not only transformed society but also spotlighted the genius of black musicians such as Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington, who brought the vibrant energy of jazz into the mainstream consciousness.

This episode invites listeners to reconnect with these classic tunes and explore how revisiting them can enrich America's cultural future. Join us as we celebrate and critically engage with the melodies that have not only echoed through the past but continue to inspire our present and future.

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